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The Overturn features episodes on Robin Garbutt, the Birmingham Four, Manchester 10, Danny Major, Justin Plummer Alex Henry, Mark 'Ozzy' Osbourne and Jason Moore. Find out more and listen to each episode as it goes live https://t.co/dvwhFYbAre

Marnie Duke presents a gripping new podcast revealing the experiences of people fighting for loved ones who they believe have been wrongly convicted. We speak to those on the outside as they fight for those on the inside in the face of a dysfunctional justice system Trailer ⬇️

"We're taught to believe our justice system is fair. Everyone is equal and its impossible for an innocent person to go to prison for a crime they didn't commit. What if that's not true?" THE OVERTURN, a new podcast, launches tomorrow on all platforms🔗 https://t.co/kF0P4nZkkV

Marnie Duke presents a gripping new podcast revealing the experience of people fighting for loved ones who they believe have been wrongly convicted We speak to those on the outside as they fight for those on the inside in the face of a dysfunctional justice system Trailer ⬇️

Launching this week... A gripping new podcast, The Overturn, brings listeners into the real-life battles of people fighting on behalf of loved ones they believe have been victims of grave miscarriages of justice Find out more and listen to the trailer https://t.co/Nzx0ubx2Zy

"A crowded Boothroyd Room in Parliament heard how three men, all found to have been wrongly convicted and imprisoned for a total of 77 years between them, are being denied compensation. Two have been told they do not qualify, the third awaits any payment"

"It has been ten years since the Supreme Court admitted that the law on joint enterprise had ‘taken a wrong turn." As we mark ten years since the Jogee ruling, I’ve written in @JusticeGap about why justice cannot wait another ten years 👇 https://t.co/8siSbvqIMW

Looking forward to chairing this really important event in Parliament this evening. The ‘unconscionable cruelty’ of current arrangements for miscarriage of justice compensation must end. https://t.co/LjuP2ImO4V

‘Unconscionable cruelty’: MPs expected to hear from three men who spent 77yrs wrongly imprisoned & haven’t received penny in compensation despite failings of police & courts. @KimJohnsonMP calls for reform of ‘legally illiterate' compensation regime https://t.co/cdSj28tApj

"Three men who have never been compensated for spending between 11 and 38 years in prison for crimes they did not commit, have joined calls for a change in the law..." Read about the latest event from FJP and the APPG on Miscarriages of Justice..

Powerful APPG on Miscarriages of Justice event hearing from Oliver Campbell, Peter Sullivan & Justin Plummer – three wrongly convicted men who spent a total of 77 years in prison. Their stories show a system failing people twice: convicting the innocent & abandoning them after.

Hi @patevangelista - we are involved in organising a conference in London in November. We would love for you to speak. Can we send you details? Could you follow so we can DM or else email sam@futurejustice.org.uk @GrovePressUK @AevitasUK

'The forensic science sector is in a “graveyard spiral”, according to a parliamentary inquiry that has warned of biased criminal investigations, a rising risk of wrongful convictions, and murder and sexual offence cases collapsing due to missing evidence'

Gareth Peirce paying tribute to the extraordinary Paddy Hill at 50 years after Birmingham Six event this week: 'He was the most courageous person I've ever met. People talk about contribution of lawyers or journalists, but it was Paddy who made the case open again ... (1/3)

Cathy Molloy of @MOJO paying tribute to Paddy Hill: ‘Paddy was my boss. He was my friend. He was my hero. For someone to go through what Paddy went through and to dedicate his life to helping other people takes a special type of person.'

Calls for release of 700 files on Guildford pub bombings due to be released in 2020 but subsequently blocked by Home Office. 'There has been no accountability,' says Alastair Logan. ‘How can we learn from the past mistakes, if we can’t read about these cases?’ asked @rosfraney

50 years after Birmingham 6: Michael Mansfield and Gareth Peirce warn of a return to 'the bad old days' and call for 'a complete reconstruction' of the CCRC. Full report and pix: https://t.co/eCKWrVG3nu

Was present last night. Listening to reflections on what happened. At points very moving. People present shared recent accounts of grave miscarriages too. I feel needs a wider hearing. Netflix or the BBC should take up the offer made, the public are interested believe me !